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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

WIEN W Oou OOb~s LoVo NUS nHOu1O,
II vo can cure An ache. or q sprain. or . pain.
q ss.r,e o. az IuGa; Or a. b'" Gy %snS
kcIectric OIL" Is known To be good. Lsts try IT..
FOR sale by II. u. Cochran. druggist l57 and l3e
North queen street, Lancaster.
THE REv. GEO. H. THAYEk, OF Bourbon
ind. sAys " Both myself and wife owe our lives
70 sAILOHy CONSUMPTION CUBE" For sale
BY q. h Cochran. Druggist No. In North Queen
otr0at t6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

"Ior several months endured dull pain
through my lungs and shOu dsrr; lost my spirits
appetite and color, and could with difficulty re-
main from my bed. Ny present healthtni CON
ditiOn u due TO Burdock Blood Rtaers" Mrs.
u. A. Hall. Binghamton. n. !, FOR sale BY II. h
street. Lancaster.
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1UsoSS1 1osuS1'' 1omsssEII
Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth : II %,
60 At once ana get bottle Of n u.s. WlNSLOW's
SOOCHlN0 SYRUP. 1t viii relieve the poor
little sufferer iminediately-dspend upon It {;
there 70 NO mistake about IT, There 10 not
mother on earth who has ever used it. who will
not tall you st once that It viii regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother, ana rslief
sud health 70 the child. operating ike magic.
II 10 perfectly safe TO use in all cases and pleas
ant TO the tAsts and tho prescription of one Of
tho Oldest ana best female physicians ana
nurses in the United States. SOLD everyvhere
0Cents bottle. mAySl.lydAW
HhlLOHB CUBE will imn0diat8ly relleyo
Group, Wh0oping Cough ana RrOnch1tie m
eale 6y =. b: cochran. Druggist No N NORTH
Queen street. (7D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

u hs Who attends to the comfort Of bis family
and viii not let his little ones su6er with adeG-
ton OF the Throat and Lungs. whereby their
uves NAV b. endangered, but who should ct al
4mAo give them that sovereign remedy. kemp'O
lalsain. PTteo . cents and u. 1tt0l Msc free.
0uoen stsSot, LAAoast0r, Pa. ~
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IuPu sSno"8 sa'"s'so's s"~"s0'~ ~O"
Certainly no ono was better able TO detect
corruption any Y here than Mr.. COWles, II bali
the stories Of his own immoral esespedes
could bs relied upon. hut MIRA Cowle.'
friends remained disoreely silsnt IN this
III shall not allow Cora to 60 10 the parson.
40 Tomorrow evening"" interpOoed Ara
Blown. 81 think the discussion of such
subjects hes . most demorsllsng eiiscs on
y%oung young P:opl" 1t 70 . d'pl0faO'' 'a-'' oil
But when the evening came Cora did 60
More than that, 10 her mOthet's great horror,
she crossed the room aud sst down by jack
Downs and his vile, who sat alone together
on the long soia, although great many were
sanding up Ground the large psriors.
This Was mot % much from sympathy with
9rt Dovns, 50 professional iustinct such q
that whio6 imPels Q surgeon to investigate
eii SORTS of pasholoeioel monstrositieA she
rsnorss, humiliation and unhappy love, lhl
bStteT 10 dnish her poem.
But Mr.. Downs was - pretty, - gay and
- nOuchaiant - ever. Ones or twice Oh,
and once she sctually laughed, which 90 out.
Tsged the ssusibilitiss OF the moro sevorel,
viftuous mssrons that they shuddersd Will
horror.
Mr. Cotton was romantic looking younl
man, With dishsvsled heir, and look Of ssn
Pine Fslls - tsaCher, and now stood lean.
tng agaiust the mantel His romantic ap
psoranOa 20 abrasive 70 the ladies'. Was d0,
10 bis hatr, which he wors long on account o
hie ears they being enormously large. On
sn interesting .psllor which wes caused p!
dyspepsie, and NOT unhappy love, - th'
youug ladies' supposed.
III have here" aid Nsa Row, ~ istts
Whoh hes been theme oe much severe CON
uasnt. the envelope y eddrs ssd 70 ATs
Do..A ed y - Riessa nP Y =: !. :: ss,s: !:
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REIST',

WHOLEeALD AND RHTAIL 0BOCRR, Coz,
WEST KlN0 AND P1lNC1 SIS.
ArtNsxt Door 10 the sosEsi Hosss 1oesl., ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
10TH CONGRESS.
[oontinued from First Page.I

Mr. Warner of Ohio. opposed the meas
ure, declaring that he had never known a
bill which so utterly ignored all constitu-
tional limitations of the general govern
ment and so completely trampled upon all
state authority. He believed that any
state had right to resist such legislation
and predicted that the supreme court would
never decide it to be constitutional. re
farmers could attend to their own cattle
better than some fool in authority in
Washington could.
Mr.. Mcmillan of Tennessee, argued that
there was no observance Of constitutional
rights or constitutional Limitations in the
bill FROM one end of il to the other
Mr.. McAdoo Of New Jersey, protested
against the federal government remedying
evils over which the constitution gave it no
authority. The proposition was to author
ize the president to ursurp the powers Of
the state, and to make him superior in a
state to the state government itself.
Mr.. Carey, of Wyoming, thought that the
subject of exterpation of pleuro-penumonia
was one over which the general govern
mcnt must assume jurisdiction and he
believed that it had the constitutional
power to do so inasmuch as it was one
with which the state authorities were uI-
able to cope.
Mr. Springer of Illiuois made coIs.itu
tional argument in support of the bill, con-
tending that the article of constitution
upon which the opponents Of the measure
relied to show its unconstitutionality had
reference only to criminal prosecutions and
did not apply to a question involving the
preservation of public health On motion
of Mr.. Hatch of Missouri an amendment
was adopted increasing from 5000 to 3d.,
500 the salary of the chief of the bureau Of
animal industry.
Mr.. Swinburne of New York offered
an amendment providing that the force
employed shall include three experts OF
scientific attainments and not less than six
years actual experience in sanitary and
pathological work, and especially in the
investigation Of diseases, and to aid those
experts in their investigations all necessary
aid shall be rendered by the commissioner
of agriculture.
Mr.. Hatch opposed the amendment
Mr. Henderson Of Iowa, favored the bill
and urged its speedy passage.
Mr.. Swinburne's amendment was adopted
III to 81.
On motion of Mr O'Hara Of North
Carolina, an amendment was adopted re-
curing the experts provided for III MIR.
Swinburne's amendment to report what
means should be tuken TO eXtripate hog
cholera.
The committee then rose without further
action and The house adjourned until to-
morrow
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-LOcal papers say the
connection of the Chicago & Northwest
ern and Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroads for Kansas traffic via Omaha and
Marvsville is cut off by the Union Pacific,
thus severy cutting into the business OF
the Southwestern Railways association
lines and is almost certain 10 lead to a Sc
rious war of rates on all western freight
business. Since the completion of the
Narvsviile cnt off. both the Northwestern
and Milwaukee & st. Paul commenced &c
take business at cut rates TO Kansas terri
tory. At first lumber rates were cut by
those roads and they thus succeeded III get
ting the bulk of the traffic.
Since then it is stated these roads are aise
commencing to compete for all other Kan
sas traffic aud succeeded in taking consid
cradle business from the Southwestern
roads. Now it is said the Alton, which i
most seriously affected by the competition
of the Northwestern and 81. Paul, has de
cided to make fight against these roads
1t has, it is said, perfected arrangement:
with the Missouri Pacific for taking through
business via Kansas City to Omaha ana al
points in Nebraska, and whatever rates iht
Northwestern and the Milwaukee n st
Paul make to Kansas points will he met by
the Alton for Omaha and Nebraska points
The action of the Chicago X Alton IN de
Gliding to take though business and beyon'
is certain to break up the Western lraffl'
association and lead to serious war II
western rates
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
The Yrunk Mystery.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan 2S-Detectives
George +. Titus and j. d. Lindsay, repre-
senting the district attorney of New York,
arrived here tonight and after examining
the clothing and body found in the trunk
determined to remove them to New York.
The body was in bad condition, but it was
placed in au air tight coffin and they left
With it at midnight. They are satisfied
that the body is that of the missing man,
Bal.z, and they have n clear case against
Unger
Unger accused murder in the Baltimore
trunk mystery was arranged today. The
head of the murdered man has not been
found Bohle, the supposed victim, lived
once at Papiilon in Kansas or Nebraska.
Unger insists that Bohlc went TO Chicago
last week
The prisoner maintained sullen silence
in court. fingers wife is helpless lunatiC
on Bisckwell's Island and she has been
there for years Arrangements were made
tonight to have the plumbing Of the Ridge
street house examined A woman told the
police that on Thursday or Friday night
she met Unger carrying a pail of some
thing from his room to the sink in the hail
way and that when he met her he turned
his head; this was something he had never
done befsre 1t is thought possible thai
Tie pail may have contained the mutllatec
head of the murdered man.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
A Battle With Outlaws.

PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Jan. aS.-Iht
mounted police report a terrible night DC
tween the Hoadly gang of counterfei'er,
and ST. Paul detective BY the name OF
Frank S. Dare. who had been employed
some months ago by the Canadian govern
ment to capture the gang dead or alive,
offering him 50 600 and all expenses. The
police say last Monday Dare came upon
the outlaws; James Pearson, Thomas
Mathews a2d Thomas Doyle were killed
and the rest of the gang captured by the
police. The police state that Dare DIS
played wonderful strength in the fight,
fairly lifting one of the band in his arms
and bringing him down with such force a:
to kill him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Cute, But Caught.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 2S.-Governoi
Larrabee granted papers for the extradition
of John Stehr from Iowa to Kansas. Stehr
whose name is pronounced Steer Dor
rowed several hundred dollars of Wash
incton, Kansas, money lender, giving a
mortgage upon five white steers which he
claimed to have on his farm At the eX
piration of the stipulated time the money
lender demanded the steers only TO find
that the mortage covered five lusty boys.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
plaurO in Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 2S.-The ans
wcr of the live stock commission was
delivered to the speaker of the legislature
today in answer 70 a resolution passed 10y
the house last week requesting information
as to the condition of plenro pneumonia IL
the state. The answer atiirms that two
thousand more cattle that have been expos
ed to disease will be quarantined in add
ton to $500 already quarantined. Thi.
will be followed by an appraisement, anc
diseased and exposed cattle will be siaugh
fn-nl
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
4 Novel Shit.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Today in the SUI
perior court suit was docketed against :.
Ruth Il Sons, tin can makers, by assembly
No. 34S of the Knights of Labor, claiming
81. 900 damages for violation Of Il contract.
The assembly claims that the defendant
contracted 10 pay the union scale Of prices
from April 1st, 1896, for one year, which
they failed to observe. thus throwing many
men cut Of employment and causing thcil
support to be charge upon the assembly
The suit is novel one.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Russia.

ST. PErERsBURG, Jan. 2S.-The Noyoc
Vremya SAYS Russia will abstain from offer
ing any opinion as to the suitability of
the Duke of Leuchtcnberg as a candidate
for the Bulgarian throne until she l. con
weed that other powers will approve of
him The Novoc Nremya says Duke Leuch-
tenberg is fully qualified to fill the vacancy
rs Prince Nicholas of Mingreiia.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Rrutally Outraged.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, Jan. l5.-Mary
Eddleman, an adopted daughted Of F. NJ.
SlannS, aged Is years, living about ten
miles south of the city was brutality out
ragged by negro named Richard Wood
Thursday night while on her way home
from school. Her Injuries are such that
there are small hopes of her recovery.
Wood was arrested and is now in jail
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
No Cause Assigned.

BURR OAK, Mich, Jan 2S-Mrs. Asa
]. Millinian and her two children, under
two wears of age. residing one mile south
of here. were found drowned in three feet
of water yesterday evening by her husband.
Upon the mothers body was tied a stone Of
% mounds weight
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Will Put Their Heads Together

New YORK, Jan aS-A meeting of the
trunk line presidents has been called 10 dis
cuSs the interstate commence bill and other
matters Ii will be held in this city Feb
ruary ,. Much Importance is attached to
the meeting as it will probably determine
the course of the railroad companies con
necied with the pool in the case of the bill
becoming law
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
ST, Ioais Live stock.


Cart,e-Recetpts $50 shipments 619 choice native
steers :glG4 80; fair to good shipping steers .oa
30 butchers steers fair to choice GOA TO- ieedef'
FAIR 10 good 6GC3 SO, Texas and Indians common
to fair Ste13 GO. 900 -, -,
Hoys-Receipts $780, shipments go; choice heavy
butchers selections - 6l5 % packers fair TO fang,
,;aa4 IS; workers medium 20 choice 6JCa4 49, Pig
common to good S5G94 -.
Sheep-Receipts 1853, shipments ~; common
prime 6Ue13 a.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Gould BUYS q Railroad

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Jan. aS-The sale
of the Little Rock X Mississippi River nail
road WAS made today 10 Jay Gould, who
bid eighteen hundred thousand dollars Tor
it. The sale previously made made been
set aside for noncompliance with the
statutes
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. January Is.
Cattle. Receipts 1907, shipments, ~ weak .s x
poo, TO choice 81 IGGS 50, common TO fediu;nso 50
aSl co: stockers 81 Ga}s3 20; feeding steerT 81 lOG
So 65. cows 81 Gl@S3 ~ go, t,
Hogs - Receipts. 353J shipments. ~ st-ady
good to choice 81 1uSl SIS common to medium 4 %
9Si %. ooo .od,
good to choice. So tHar s. 6i: common TO Eiecitn
81 UhdS2 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
(hIc.1O Live stock.

Chlc.ao Live Stock.
CHICAGO, January g.
The Drovers Journal reports cartle receipts tVo;
shipments 1902 shipping steers 4sl5 20 sfockers
and feeders oGe3 co. cows. bulls and mixed oas4 W
bulk 2 5GtS 90; through Tex steers 2 ttta5 10
Hoes--R Receipts $3.50 shipments lo,uD rough ana
mixed 40 IA 80; packing and shipping 'oso 10
light 45Gi 50; skiy,s 2 1895 p MOI. III, . =,
Sheep-Receipts 5.lel, shipments Ivsf native ~
l5i a.. western cJa4 ~: lambs 4 GlS5 p.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
New YorkLive stock.

NEW YORK, January IS
Bceves-pecepts, IS mead; very dull and weak
native steers, 25IJ5 10 -, 49, Or
Shcep-Recep,s. 40: shade higher sheep, $ Is
Hogs-Receipfs. 3sS prices easier; SIS 1905 60
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
France

PARIS. Jan. aS-CommanderS of French
forces on The frontier deny that Germany
is making extensive war preparations.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NEW YORK. January rs.
wheat-Firner; ungraded red 9li6G9i1s No 2 RED
saIl; elevator @e3s.; afcat. No red. December,
sJ5i January. @925s 800. o. -
Corn-Ungraded. 4s2sdIs, No. Z, 4ta; elevator ss74'
aioat. No. 2. January. 4115- 80
Oats-Mixed western, 3515 G3.; Wiiite do % a.
ButteI-Firla at 12e52S.
Ci;eesc-Western fiat, lIsl24.
Fprs-Westarn. 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

| went TO rent good six-room house. l..
W Clapp, office Main street, hes harris
building. So-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ DIRK Money,

New York Money.
NEW YORK, January IS.
Money on call easy az % ~ per cent, closing at
asked.
Prime mercantile paper SCI.
Sterling exchange firm to strong at 1874 for sday
bills and 1913 for demand.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Notice to Stockholders.

General Offices st. Louis, Fl. Scott & Nich-
ita Railroad Co, Wichita, Kan, January
IS, 1887.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the st. Louis, Fit. Scott & Wichita Railroad
Co for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing wear and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meet
ing, will be held at the office of said CON-
prny in the city of Wichita, Kan, on Tues
day, the first day of March next, y. d. 1887,
at 10 o'clock H., or at any hour thereafter
that quorum may be present.
J. H. RICHARDS, Vice-PreS.
d6:-o6t II. c. HADLEY, Asst Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.


Daily Indicator reports wheat receipts l,N, snip
ments 5000: in store 2S,,00. No. 2 red u May ~
Corn receipts o0o shipments soco; in store 3l,0C0;
No 2 cash 50 Feb. 31s; May 81
ye-No. cash, IS.
Oats No. 26le .,, 49,.
81 y; choice s. 401Sl 80. fancy 81 SJSi %; extra
fancy, 81 1pdSi 20; patent, 81 tOsS2 H.
Eges-Weak; -,
Rltter and hay unchanged. ,
Prcyisions-ROund lots sugar cured mans i'acoii
%; pritd beef O. dry salt clear rib sides 81 g3 long
clear s. s. shoulders. 81 so; snort cIeor. 50 ~;
smoked clear rib sides sc CO. long clear So e shoi
! ders S. 50: short clear. 50 81,
Mess Pork-Si2 %,
! I.ard.-Choice tierce, S. l21e
Mll Stuf.-Quiet.
Corn Meal.-lircen, Is; dried 80.
| Chop-YeIiow, 60: bulk, ca.
| Ship stnff, Sacked. 62al6S.
Hay.-Steady; small baled, o'o 81; large - W.
| Flax Seed.-S5ar9O.
Rutier-Steady; creamery fancy, -; good .; fine
| dairy, "a. 20 . ,,-;,o
| 49,: Kansas, G6t1.
IalIow.-So. /. 3lca3a4: No. 20
Hi,.es-Dly flint No. l. Is; No. :. 10: DIh 3no sag
s; dry salt No. l0 No D. g. green salt No l. = No :
&; bull end stag, d green uncure.i, 5st21 ca o9'
| sheep relts dry. Sell.
broom Cerll-Short, .Eite green h2rl. ); self work
ing 4l@43.; long coarse. 3la352 crooked i1ee<72-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR SAIE-h Norpsreil iuhiar, sic inside Of
L cAase 5zliis inches. With f,aaiaiu Tbs pess y
In -t class condition and hrs tfeE iot little uss;
nr,cs S2a Address labor tnicH Publishing u.
i,..k hoy u. W q IRA. kar. gu
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR SAIf-Ffue farm near Nj. Hops. improved. ~
Il a,r,~ g,,o. piow land. god hay land. v
, ge~i IaaSilre - ~ give t0ns tn,r ON iart and
Seil take trade horses cattle inquire ~
Judges Office. i'a
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
ghe aniehia aap gaere gnruug aannaru

advertisements in this column win be charged for
the rate Of Five Cents per line Per week No ad-
.ert:sernents taken for less than 25 cents. and will
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

y-OR $ MA iibe pay ing business consisting 90
4 books, stationery wall TaPtr, toys etc. tbrte
so.ds ar. ". bought and one can set a bS
bargain Reasons poser health, aisd nirt s't ohe'ie
Address Ferresl's book store 10 Nain street. "sh
Tta Kan. =, -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

r-gR NAf.f-A nice esesu stock dft sss.tz, l+osSs.
/ AMI so.-s. E5s 500 inkai ifauts5 county sfst.
fas. water works railroads. let ffss "a te stts
good Iaeaslon- seek 81 sBiee nllott Etz reason Tor
sriiinz zosns into TIE bAnkiHx bissf, unst sell AZ
o7cs tIf,e on part. Will take Ca.l and rsFht fhis
a bargain and viii besr Iusssilga i'sis hsdft-- g.
faug - If-ies
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR skIF-Tsfi aT twenty arre~ OF ~ sere trzrf
s;fusisf hair mile sodth fsaffisd ssassefsiiy
l,ounss Sse address Fresi 4 sovsfs, iost box
80 sIst.tsts. g rsss
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR E4I.g-6ii acres, All boron. improved. -
-i,ii from city. st So PER sfrr eat. hssisies
a. SUR al Z per cent Major a Hrrs.~. 80
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR aAiF--fr, the cit. - taaraFd. the bret Town
schtsa- 20 ~ CslStCf bfsstfes@ @tu rs>s-
desi. bots. improved snd cnfHs prpfsd. number ~
blocks %. ft~ low irinss sBs cay terms Psrt1se
coming rs Hud u o. isif irtssast - step AID
look tn e,,t lag city. fsgnsi- ". ~ Sssss -.
f>Arnesi. Kan OK
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

LOB SkfE-FoF the ns'xf ~ stsys. 20 acres iYins
10 rnlies ssf- the city ccfIesatpts. veil tE
proved coed barn, graBafis'. corn fttt god siti
mills IfrreF and gripeff. fsBk holding ~ fszFfsis
Of water feet II piping lad ssesr srssHds an
draw psDr places Ia tn yard. god is'sff fst.sf
and crgern. st.,uf tssE Improvement, All t~Ss
most ali under fence Price sane ssls1 szsss. bal
assse silt purchaser Euaair. ~ oSaer. Hiram
smith. Wichita Kan. n d. iaa'
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
RED GotLp.
GOULD & TERRY
FOR TRADE.

y Architects and Superintendent. All clesses Of
: buildings Room - Biting building, i26 Doug las
/. 6Sim'
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

WANTED Situation rs bookkeeper, clerk In Oh
w fee. store otherwise Ivy young man VINO
for the past IL months has been deputy county
treasurer and has other experience III bookkeeping
can give best Of reference, Address j u, gag e
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR SILT steam pew.r brick machine. All OF
& Stating. a.ifs pcite,<. asfa 2-sUf>c power
f9,slsr ans ems me sa1U br>s csushrr. | pallet
Shcei btck ucSs. nl.uiS>. Ma her. clay elevator
Ia. ABLY bell. rACAS aES peitSt> TOT
esfssl bri-k: eversthips II ristcsass eentit:op.
IL selI very cheap II tssen sreta te yard son;
good ressoEs iof selling A.dfrss r e. Le'eiss. -,
Scott. Mar. efes